Teacher Tech Tips on TikTok
Our students have been chatting about the latest viral trends and sounds on TikTok for a couple years now, and I finally decided to see what all the fuss is … Continue Reading Teacher Tech Tips on TikTok
How to Use Mote in the Classroom
Mote is a free Chrome extension that allows users to add voice notes to documents and assignments. Mote is a fast, flexible way to give digital feedback – in fact, … Continue Reading How to Use Mote in the Classroom
Bringing Blogging into the Classroom with Student Blog Projects
Many of the ideas in this blog post are inspired by two of my favorite teaching blogs written by Jennifer Gonzalez and John Spencer. Visit their blogs to learn more … Continue Reading Bringing Blogging into the Classroom with Student Blog Projects
Google Keep for Teachers: How to Use Google Keep for Simple Task Management
Sticky notes and to-do lists used to take over my desk, until I discovered the magic of Google Keep. I am a list-maker. I would jot down notes and ideas … Continue Reading Google Keep for Teachers: How to Use Google Keep for Simple Task Management
Incorporating Technology into Project-Based Learning
As an educator, I have experienced firsthand the magic that comes with incorporating technology into project-based learning. Technology is a tool that can: deepen a student’s connection to their project … Continue Reading Incorporating Technology into Project-Based Learning
Using Google Arts & Culture in the Classroom
Google Arts & Culture is an online platform that works with cultural institutions to curate high-resolution images and videos of artworks and cultural artifacts. In today’s blog post, I’m sharing … Continue Reading Using Google Arts & Culture in the Classroom
Vlogmas 2021: Tech Tips for Teachers and Educators
Vlogmas is a holiday tradition on YouTube where creators post a new video every single day for 25 days. This is my second year doing Vlogmas, and I successfully uploaded … Continue Reading Vlogmas 2021: Tech Tips for Teachers and Educators
EdTech Classroom’s Year in Review: Top 5 EdTech Tools of 2021
Last year, I shared my first annual EdTech Classroom’s Year in Review, featuring my top 5 edtech tools of 2020. Check out last year’s list here. Since then, 2021 has … Continue Reading EdTech Classroom’s Year in Review: Top 5 EdTech Tools of 2021
How to Use Google Sheets as a Teacher or Educator
Google Sheets is a web-based spreadsheet tool that is free to use with a Google account, much like Google Docs and Slides. Unlike these other tools, Google Sheets seems to … Continue Reading How to Use Google Sheets as a Teacher or Educator
Winter Google Slides Templates for Teachers
I love sharing seasonal Google Slides templates with teachers to use in their classrooms. So for today’s blog post, I’ve put together a list of six different winter-themed Google Slides … Continue Reading Winter Google Slides Templates for Teachers
Digital Accessibility and Dyslexia Advocacy, featuring Jeannette Washington M.Ed.
Did you know that October is Dyslexia Awareness Month? To celebrate neurodiversity this month – and everyday! – I’m sharing resources from Jeannette Washington, M.Ed., experienced educator working at the … Continue Reading Digital Accessibility and Dyslexia Advocacy, featuring Jeannette Washington M.Ed.
Engage Students in STEM with the CoderZ Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge
Disclaimer: I only recommend products that I absolutely love! This post is sponsored by CoderZ. All opinions remain my own. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be an … Continue Reading Engage Students in STEM with the CoderZ Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge
3 Reasons Why You Need to Add LessonUp to Your Teacher Toolkit
Disclaimer: I only recommend products that I absolutely love! This post is sponsored by LessonUp. All opinions remain my own. If you’re looking for a simple platform that boosts student … Continue Reading 3 Reasons Why You Need to Add LessonUp to Your Teacher Toolkit
EdTech Tool of the Week (7/14/21)
Most of the time, I tend to recommend websites, apps, and software for my EdTech Tool of the Week. This week, however, I want to highlight a piece of hardware … Continue Reading EdTech Tool of the Week (7/14/21)
EdTech Tool of the Week (7/7/21)
Scratch is a free block-based visual programming language and website developed at MIT. As one of the top educational tools for coding, Scratch can be used by children of all … Continue Reading EdTech Tool of the Week (7/7/21)
How Teachers Can Use Wacom Tablets in the Classroom
Disclaimer: I received these three products from Wacom in exchange for an honest, unbiased review. All opinions remain my own. This blog post also contains affiliate links, meaning that if … Continue Reading How Teachers Can Use Wacom Tablets in the Classroom
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